Watch Now for Tents on Trees
(Posted on 5/9/2008)
Caterpillars emerge in late April and early May from eggs that were laid on small twigs last summer by the female moths.

How Much Corn Planted in Iowa Depends on Location
(Posted on 5/8/2008)
According to a new USDA report, 18 percent of Iowa’s corn crop has been planted, well behind the 42 percent that had been planted a year ago and the five-year average of 64 percent. However, those percentages don’t explain where the corn has been planted, say Iowa State University Extension specialists.

Ask the ISU Extension Gardening Experts
(Posted on 5/8/2008)
This week the experts answer questions about caring garden geraniums, when to harvest newly planted blueberries and which groundcovers to plant under a large shade trees.

Looking Ahead to White Grubs in the Lawn
(Posted on 5/6/2008)
No method predicts if and where white grubs will occur in the lawn or how severe the damage will be, so put the insecticide down and step away from the sprayer. Learn about your options for white grub management.

Barn Quilts of Pocahontas County
(Posted on 5/2/2008)
The Barn Quilts of Pocahontas County committee are proud to share their progress throughout Pocahontas County. Enjoy your driving tour!

Take a Hike in the Woods
(Posted on 4/30/2008)
Woodland wildflowers are emerging in local woodlands and should be in bloom for the next several weeks.

2008 Pocahontas County Fairbook Web Version
(Posted on 4/24/2008)
The 2008 Pocahontas County Fairbook is ready for your viewing. We hope that all 4-H/FFA members and families will have an exciting time preparing for the 2008 Pocahontas County Fair! Your hard copy of the fairbook will be arriving soon in your mail!